Together we can.

Seeing a need for energetic, nonprofit work in this area, we formed our organization to provide sensible solutions. We've consistently grown since then, all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community! We started strictly with simple Vet issues but thought if our community is in need and we have the ability to render assistance, why not offer civilians a hand as well. So the Colonel and I decided to also assist victims of any sort of abuse. To build a platform that can serve as a mouthpiece for the oppressed.

 “Open your mouth for the mute, for the rights of all who are destitute. Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy.” (Proverbs 31:8-9 ESV) 

 Veteran suicide prevention is the VA’s highest clinical priority, and they can’t do it alone. Suicide is preventable and everyone has a role to play in saving lives. You don’t need special training and you don’t have to be an expert to help the Veterans you care about.  If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, contact the Veterans Crisis Line to receive free, confidential support and crisis intervention. It’s available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Dial 988 then Press 1, chat online at VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat, or text 838255. 

Returning home from abroad and having to transition back into the civilian sector is never an easy task. It can seem like an uphill battle.  Many Veterans face this battle alone perhaps unaware or uninformed of the many benefits available to them, programs and lifelines ready to assist in all VA related business and help them on their road to recovery. Many of them are plagued with a diminished  quality of life stemming from or connected to prior service or aggravated during service to your country. Others let pride keep them from requesting aid comparing it to welfare or a handout. The truth is, you are a hero. When your country came calling , you answered. Now your Country owes you a debt of gratitude and benefits to make you well, and thank you for your sacrifice. If you served with honor, there's nothing to be ashamed of. As a service to my fellow brothers in arms, free of charge, i offer Pastoral Grief Counseling, VA document prep assistance, notary service, help set you up with your own VA.gov account, we are also having food drives and clothing drives for those lacking formal dress clothes can at least look great for job interviews and VA appointments. I'm also working on acquiring retired law enforcement and military K9s, to adopt out to qualifying veterans as service /companion animals. That program will be called Pets4Vets. Every service I offer is free of charge.  One day donations may help my costs, and allow me to do more, but if not, this is my way of paying it forward. I too was a returning Gulf War Vet, and strangers gave me a hand, guided me through many difficult processes, which inspired me to return the favor on the highest scale possible. So feel free to contact us for any assistance or just to chat. When times get tough. We are here for you. God Bless

There's no bigger bond than that of our 4 legged pals and their handlers. A smart canine is heroic, loyal, hard working,  but at the same time, a playful loving companion. Many of these furry heroes are retired and have nowhere to go, which is an injustice after the exemplary service they provided. One of my top priorities is to adopt German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois that have served either Military or civilian PD,  and have nowhere to go. These heroes can play a critical role in helping disabled Veterans with anxiety, stress, and a dozen other conditions, so Vets don't have to feel alone. I will be donating emotional support and companion animals free of charge to qualifying disabled Veterans. I consider it a top priority because no hero that served this Nation, should be in a pound with nowhere to go. To me they are just as heroic as their human counterparts.